Georgian Parliament Speaker, IFRI Director discuss EU integration
Papuashvili emphasised Georgia’s aspiration to join the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation and noted that the country’s contribution to ensuring security and stability in the region was “immeasurable”. Photo via Parliament of Georgia
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Georgia’s progress on the fulfilment of the European Union conditions for granting the country the membership candidate status and the Parliament’s role in their implementation were discussed on Saturday by Georgian Parliament Speaker Shalva Papuashvili and Thomas Gomart, the Director of the French Institute of International Relations.
Papuashvili emphasised Georgia’s aspiration to join the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation and noted that the country’s contribution to ensuring security and stability in the region was “immeasurable”, the Parliament press office said.
Productive meeting with @ThomasGomart of @IFRI_ to discuss Georgia’s EU and NATO membership paths & contribution to global security. Bilateral cooperation remains crucial for peace and stability in the Caucasus & Europe. pic.twitter.com/SWVOB48lVB
— Shalva Papuashvili ???????? (@shpapuashvili) June 10, 2023
The existing challenges and issues in the region were also reviewed by the sides, with them highlighting the need to deepen bilateral cooperation to ensure peace and stability in the region, which has been important not only for the Caucasus region but also for European security.